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Briggs is widely credited for building The Museum of Texas Tech University’s extensive print, photography and works on paper collection.

The installation titled Border Tuner, by Mexico-born artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, will be installed Wednesday, November 13, after two years of preparation.

The vacancy comes ahead of ArtPrize 2020, with its new biennial format.

Artadia awards its merit-based grants to artists in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.

Reinert interviewed Apollo astronauts and found that their recollections were not what he’d expected.

The installations are on view November 21, 2019-January 12, 2020.

Houston’s Zócalo Apartments announced the three winners of its inaugural residency program for 2020: Input Output, Ronald Jones, and Theresa Escobedo.

The building adds more than 100,000 square feet to the MFAH exhibition space, increasing it by nearly 75 percent.

The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (PPHM) in Canyon, Texas, has announced that Bill Mercer has been appointed its Curator of Art and Associate Director for Curatorial Affairs.

The project, a collaboration with New Orleans-based arts organization Antenna, led by Bob Snead, is the result of a six-year long endeavor involving historians, artists and communities. 

The program is available to students engaged in the arts and offers financial assistance to develop their talents.

This evening, Public Art UHS will host a book release celebration and panel discussion for the new monograph “On Site: 50 Years of Public Art of the University of Houston System."

The 2019 Houston Cinema Arts Festival will run from November 14 - 18 at 10 different venues across the city.

In honoring Foundwork’s role as a resource and support to artists, the prize offers financial support and personal engagement.

The $2,500 prize includes the winning essay being published on Glasstire, and a cocktail party in Debic's honor later this week.

Salcedo was also the inaugural recipient of the Nasher Prize in Dallas.

Beginning tonight, October 31, the Latino Arts Project in Dallas will present a first-of-its-kind, permanent pop-up museum with renowned Mexican artist Betsabeé Romero.

Tonight's performance will include spoken word poetry, activist theory, radical storytelling, and language experimentation.

Mac is perhaps best known for his acclaimed marathon theatrical work 'A 24-Decade History of Popular Music,' which was nominated for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Drama.

The Art Colony Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to producing the Bayou City Art Festivals, made the announcement last Thursday.